DieVluit:




Facts are facts buddy.

http://www.naij.com/385027-nigeria-seeks-help-from-chad-in-fighting-boko-haram.html

Nigeria Seeks Help From Chad In Fighting Boko Haram

READ MORE: http://www.naij.com/385027-nigeria-seeks-help-from-chad-in-fighting-boko-haram.html


I like your spirit, however. It is good to dream...

we are not talking sensational headlines mr man. and by the way, the Nigerian military debunked such propaganda report in the same link you posted.

Nigerian military spokesman Chris Olukolade,
however, denied that Chadian forces were playing the
key role in the attack. “It is the Nigerian forces that planned and are driving
the present onslaught against terrorists from all fronts
not the Chadian or other forces as propagated by the
Western and some local media. The Chadians are
however keying very well into and working in concert
within the overall plan for an all-round move against the terrorists.”


i understand brah, the idea of SA being irrelevant despite holding AU chair hurts your feelings.

i like your spirit though.

stillchris:


we are not talking sensational headlines mr man. and by the way, the Nigerian military debunked such propaganda report in the same link you posted.

Nigerian military spokesman Chris Olukolade,
however, denied that Chadian forces were playing the
key role in the attack. “It is the Nigerian forces that planned and are driving
the present onslaught against terrorists from all fronts
not the Chadian or other forces as propagated by the
Western and some local media. The Chadians are
however keying very well into and working in concert
within the overall plan for an all-round move against the terrorists.”


i understand brah, the idea of SA being irrelevant despite holding AU chair hurts your feelings.

i like your spirit though.

Simple facts.

1. Did Chad liberate a Nigerian town?

2. Yes, it has.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/07/us-cameroon-nigeria-idUSBRE9A60S620131107

Chad Forces Drive Boko Haram From Nigerian Border Town

Help is help my man. Facts are facts.

DieVluit:



Simple facts, my outtie.

Nigeria says needs Cameroon's help to fight Boko Haram

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/07/us-cameroon-nigeria-idUSBRE9A60S620131107

I like the dreams. Nothing as beautiful as a pointed link.

1. Has Nigeria asked for help from Africa?

2. Why, but yes it has.

you see why i say arguing with you is a total waste of time? you fixate your brain on sensational headlines that the content of a report becomes hard for you to understand. stpudity or ignorance? both suit you well.

from your own link...

" Nigeria said it needed help from
Cameroon to police their shared border as it seeks to
win a drawn-out battle to crush Boko Haram Islamist
militants, a Nigerian official said."

your strawman antics is gradually affecting your sense of understanding.

Egypt has called for help and we will arm twist that fat south african woman with our diplomatic strenght to support Egypt

stillchris:

you see why i say arguing with you is a total waste of time? you fixate your brain on sensational headlines that the content of a report becomes hard for you to understand. stpudity or ignorance? both suit you well.
from your own link...
" Nigeria said it needed help from
Cameroon to police their shared border as it seeks to
win a drawn-out battle to crush Boko Haram Islamist
militants, a Nigerian official said."
your strawman antics is gradually affecting your sense of understanding.
Egypt has called for help and we will arm twist that fat south african woman with our diplomatic strenght to support Egypt

Tons of links, my broer.

You have nothing. I agree that you are wasting your time. Facts won't change.

Question: Did Chad free BH abductees?

Answer: Oh, yes it did!

Help is help. Nothing can be done to change that.

Boko Haram kidnaps 100, Chad frees most captives

http://news.yahoo.com/boko-haram-kidnaps-100-chad-frees-most-captives-193815984.html

Like, I said - it's very good to dream.

DieVluit:


Simple facts.

1. Did Chad liberate a Nigerian town?

2. Yes, it has.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/07/us-cameroon-nigeria-idUSBRE9A60S620131107

Chad Forces Drive Boko Haram From Nigerian Border Town

Help is help my man. Facts are facts.

your link has been rubbished. sorry.

chad liberated a shared border town.. isn't that what should be the proper thing to do?

you are yet to prove your comment my boy... where did Nigerian military ask for help to fight boko haram in Nigeria?

By the way:

Nigeria’s security problems are caused by Nigeria, not US human rights laws

The February 6 op-ed titled “Nigeria calls for a re-think of the Leahy Law,” claims that the United States has not provided adequate assistance to Nigeria in order to combat Boko Haram. It blames the “Leahy Law,” which bars the U.S. from providing training or equipment to foreign military units that are credibly alleged to have committed gross human rights violations.

Mr. Opeyemi’s article greatly understates U.S. assistance to Nigeria and mischaracterizes how the Leahy Law is applied worldwide.

The claim that U.S. assistance to Nigeria amounts to only $700,000 is false. That amount is a fraction of the nearly $5 million in security assistance Nigeria receives from the U.S. each year. In fact, the U.S. has attempted to provide assistance that the Nigerian government has refused. In December of last year the Nigerian government canceled a U.S.-led training program that was intended to build the capacity of the Nigerian Army to fight Boko Haram.
The op-ed also misrepresents how the Leahy Law works. At the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing that the article references, Principal Deputy Secretary of State for African Affairs Robert Jackson did not in any way suggest that the entirety of Nigeria was somehow “off limits” to receive U.S. assistance.

The Leahy Law is not a blanket prohibition on U.S. security assistance to an entire country. Instead, only the particular unit that is suspected of serious human rights crimes is blocked from U.S. assistance. And even then, assistance can be restored as soon as there is a credible investigation and the responsible parties are held accountable.

Nigeria is not being singled out. The Leahy Law applies to every country to which U.S. taxpayers provide military or police assistance. The idea that Nigeria is on a list of “bad” countries prohibited from receiving U.S. aid is wrong. There are no “bad” countries under the Leahy Law, only bad actors committing crimes like murder, rape, and torture while wearing the uniform of a foreign security force.

The problem here is not a lack of U.S. support for Nigeria’s military. The problem is a lack of political will from the Nigerian government to develop an effective counterterrorism strategy. The Nigerian security budget is over $5 billion, but corruption and mismanagement prevent Nigerian security forces from getting the supplies and materials they need. While Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan immediately issued a strong statement in response to the terrorist attacks in Paris last month, he was inexplicably slow to even comment on the Boko Haram massacre in Baga.

The Nigerian government needs to develop an effective counterterrorism strategy and instill standards of professionalism for its armed forces for there to be any chance of addressing the country’s security challenges. There are many reasons Boko Haram has yet to be defeated; actions taken and opportunities missed within Nigeria have a much greater impact than the Leahy Law.

Kennedy is a program associate and Shepard is a program assistant at the Open Society Foundations in Washington, D.C.

http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/232369-nigerias-security-problems-are-caused-by-nigeria-not-us

stillchris:


your link has been rubbished. sorry.

chad liberated a shared border town.. isn't that what should be the proper thing to do?

you are yet to prove your comment my boy... where did Nigerian military ask for help to fight boko haram in Nigeria?

Empty words with no evidence cannot rubbish a triangulated story. As it is, you have no evidence to support any of your statements. So, you are guilty as charged - of being a dreamer. But I like it.

http://thepost-ng.com/chads-troops-liberates-gamboru-towns-boko-haram/

Chad’s Troops Liberates Gamboru, Other Towns From Boko Haram

Help is help my man. Nothing you can do about that.

Nigeria Seeks Help From Chad In Fighting Boko Haram READ MORE: http://www.naij.com/385027-nigeria-seeks-help-from-chad-in-fighting-boko-haram.html

Henry120:


Not really. Your spy agency is a western lackey like i've always suspected.

Blue prints are stolen all the time, there actually isn't any proof from the released cables which show the chinese were involved.


The mossad stole your blueprint, and still pressurised your government into releasing their Agent in your custody for the chip.

Dem no sabi how far. Even Naija sef get straw inside dem Coke bottle. I don suck from that straw before. #coded

DieVluit:


Tons of links, my broer.

You have nothing. I agree that you are wasting your time. Facts won't change.

Question: Did Chad free BH abductees?

Answer: Oh, yes it did!

Help is help. Nothing can be done to change that.

Boko Haram kidnaps 100, Chad frees most captives

http://news.yahoo.com/boko-haram-kidnaps-100-chad-frees-most-captives-193815984.html

Like, I said - it's very good to dream.

oh i knew this would be fun. since you lack comprehension, i'll be helping you narrate your own link.

"The abductions took place on Aug. 10 in Doron Baga in
the Kukawa area near the border with Chad, said the
official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because
he was not authorized to speak to the media. He said the terrorists were stopped as they crossed the
Chad border by Chadian soldiers who killed most of
them and set free most of the captives."

your links only proves one thing.. we need our neighbors to protect their borders. simple

i know you have about ten google pages open and sweating with hopes to find the right link. keep trying brah... i free this morning.

EGYPT CALLS FOR A NIGERIAN-EGYPT LED COALITION AGAINST ISIS IN LIBYA
.
.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/central-african-leaders-rally-africa-against-boko-haram/202597/

stillchris:

oh i knew this would be fun. since you lack comprehension, i'll be helping you narrate your own link.
"The abductions took place on Aug. 10 in Doron Baga in
the Kukawa area near the border with Chad, said the
official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because
he was not authorized to speak to the media. He said the terrorists were stopped as they crossed the
Chad border by Chadian soldiers who killed most of
them and set free most of the captives."
your links only proves one thing.. we need our neighbors to protect their borders. simple
i know you have about ten google pages open and sweating with hopes to find the right link. keep trying brah... i free this morning.

Tons of links, my man.

Tons.

Simple facts. You have but dreams. I come with links.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/african-union-calls-for-regional-force-to-combat-boko-haram-1422611046

Chad Fights Boko Haram in Nigeria as Call Goes Out for Regional Force

1. Did Chad fight in Nigeria?

2. Did Chad help Nigeria INSIDE Nigeria?

3. Affirmative!

Simple. Straightforward. Your dreams are a very good thing though. I like your spirit. But we've heard it all and dismissed it already.

andrewza:


Nope it revieved a complet refit. Brand new batteries pained for by the supplier.

FACT.you have no battery.

DieVluit:


Empty words with no evidence cannot rubbish a triangulated story. As it is, you have no evidence to support any of your statements. So, you are guilty as charged - of being a dreamer. But I like it.

http://thepost-ng.com/chads-troops-liberates-gamboru-towns-boko-haram/

Chad’s Troops Liberates Gamboru, Other Towns From Boko Haram

Help is help my man. Nothing you can do about that.

Nigeria Seeks Help From Chad In Fighting Boko Haram READ MORE: http://www.naij.com/385027-nigeria-seeks-help-from-chad-in-fighting-boko-haram.html

your links are my proof. you are just too deaperate to swallow that fact.

Baga was liberated last weekend but your link is dated feb. 4, bwahahahahahaha... i've never seen a fool swallow such propaganda without resistance.

keep trying, you might find something...

EVarn:
EGYPT CALLS FOR A NIGERIAN-EGYPT LED COALITION AGAINST ISIS
.
.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/central-african-leaders-rally-africa-against-boko-haram/202597/

it's eating dievult up. where is SA? irrelevant i tells you... highly irrelevant.

stillchris:


your links are my proof. you are just too deaperate to swallow that fact.

Baga was liberated last weekend but your link is dated feb. 4, bwahahahahahaha... i've never seen a fook swallow such propaganda without resistance.

keep trying, you might find something...

Empty words against triangulated links.

Onwards and forwards:

1. INSIDE Nigeria, did Chad fight?

2. Yes, INSIDE Nigeria they did fight.

Chad Fights Boko Haram in Nigeria as Call Goes Out for Regional Force

http://www.wsj.com/articles/african-union-calls-for-regional-force-to-combat-boko-haram-1422611046

Do Nigerians flee into Cameroon?

Yes, they do.

Refugees in other african countries.

Cameroon: Stranded Near the Nigerian Border - a Visit to the Minawao Refugee Camp

Every day people from Nigeria's restive northeast flee over the border into Cameroon. The Minawao refugee camp on the Cameroonian side is bursting at the seams. DW's Moki Kindzeka met some of its residents.

At Minawao refugee camp in northern Cameroon, UN staff are busy registering new arrivals. Refugees who cross the border in search of safety arrive at this camp, where they join over 30,000 others who fled the insurgency in Nigeria's northeastern states.

Most of the refugees started to come to the Minawao camp when Chadian, Cameroonian and Nigerian forces attacked Gambaru, Boko Haram's stronghold in Nigeria's Borno state, in early February....

http://allafrica.com/stories/201502240123.html

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EVarn:
FACT.you have no battery.

Then how did that submarine go to see?

stillchris:


it's eating dievult up. where is SA? irrelevant i tells you... highly irrelevant.

South Africa's attitude.

Southern Africa's attitude:

Facts:


Nigeria’s security problems are caused by Nigeria, not US human rights laws [not South Africa]

The February 6 op-ed titled “Nigeria calls for a re-think of the Leahy Law,” claims that the United States has not provided adequate assistance to Nigeria in order to combat Boko Haram. It blames the “Leahy Law,” which bars the U.S. from providing training or equipment to foreign military units that are credibly alleged to have committed gross human rights violations.

stillchris:


it's eating dievult up. where is SA? irrelevant i tells you... highly irrelevant.

hehehehehe....this is just the beginning of our hegemony.
First,we seize the economy and became africa's biggest and most prosperous economy by a LARGE margin,now we are seizing military leadership on the continent,protecting africa against ISIS so that south africans can sleep peacefully.
yesterday,the presidents of both congo and equitorial guinea came to shower GEJ with praises in abuja,lauding nigeria's swift and merciless destruction of boko-are-rams fighters,and thanking us for our strong leadership.

EVarn:
hehehehehe....this is just the beginning of our hegemony.
First,we seize the economy and became africa's biggest and most prosperous economy by a LARGE margin,now we are seizing military leadership on the continent,protecting africa against ISIS so that south africans can sleep peacefully.

The beginning. Ok - good to see that you know that you're still a toddler.

DieVluit:


Empty words against triangulated links.

okay... i see i'm arguing with a desperate fellow here. i quoted wosrds from your own link yet you call them empty and the links triangulated? you are either confused, dumb or just plain stup1d.

what am i saying.. it's a south african thing.

as always, i won't waste time with such childish merry go round strawman argument.

stillchris:


okay... i see i'm arguing with a desperate fellow here. i quoted wosrds from your own link yet you call them empty and the links triangulated? you are either confused, dumb or just plain stup1d.

what am i saying.. it's a south african thing.

as always, i won't waste time with such childish merry go round strawman argument.

You're arguing against links. Not me or anyone else.

You have but dreams in response. No evidence to support any of your statements.

Help is help my man. And it is Africa that is helping Nigeria. Nigeria is NOT helping Africa.

Keep dreaming as I said. "Africa runs to Nigeria for help?" Yet...

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/02/20/africa/cameroon-chad-boko-haram/

Soldiers from Cameroon, Chad take on Boko Haram at Nigerian border

DieVluit:


South Africa's attitude.

Southern Africa's attitude:

Facts:


Nigeria’s security problems are caused by Nigeria, not US human rights laws [not South Africa]

The February 6 op-ed titled “Nigeria calls for a re-think of the Leahy Law,” claims that the United States has not provided adequate assistance to Nigeria in order to combat Boko Haram. It blames the “Leahy Law,” which bars the U.S. from providing training or equipment to foreign military units that are credibly alleged to have committed gross human rights violations.

ermm... i don't remember anyone calling on SA, neither did the link mention you. i understand your pain but fact is... you are irrelevant. Nigeria has been called on and we shall force the fat lady in AU to comply. simple

andrewza:
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Then how did that submarine go to see?

on borrowed battery.

DieVluit:


The beginning. Ok - good to see that you know that you're still a toddler.

hahahahahaha....it is paining you,i can nearly see you crying,dont worry,nigeria has your best interest at heart..hehehehe

stillchris:


ermm... i don't remember anyone calling on SA, neither did the link mention you. i understand your pain but fact is... you are irrelevant. Nigeria has been called on and we shall force the fat lady in AU to comply. simple

But "africa runs to Nigeria for help" was your statement.

Yet, your own link shows Africa helping Nigeria:

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/central-african-leaders-rally-africa-against-boko-haram/202597/'

Central African Leaders Rally Africa Against Boko Haram

Definition of a dreamer.

EVarn:
hahahahahaha....it is paining you,i can nearly see you crying,dont worry,nigeria has your best interest at heart..hehehehe

In other words, you have accepted that you are still a toddler, as per your own post. All you can do is laugh about it. Deny it, you can't.

DieVluit:


You're arguing against links. Not me or anyone else.

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no. i am aguing against the context the links are used for by quoting from the same link which proves your arguments to be baseleas, how is that arguing against the link?

guy, you are as i thought... desperate and dumb. i salute those who have time for you.

stillchris:


no. i am aguing against the context the links are used for by quoting from the same link. how is that arguing against the link?

guy, you are as i thought... desperate and dumb. i salute those who have time for you.

You are arguing against links, buddy.

Even your ONLY link shows Africa helping Nigeria. And not the other way round.

You have zero evidence against this simple fact:

Central African Leaders Rally Africa Against Boko Haram

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/central-african-leaders-rally-africa-against-boko-haram/202597/

You have posted more than ten posts in response to me. More than twenty, perhaps. You have more time for me than any of the other posters.

DieVluit:


In other words, you have accepted that you are still a toddler, as per your own post. All you can do is laugh about it. Deny it, you can't.

i really understand your pains,but never fear;the hero is here!

EVarn:
i really understand your pains,but never fear;the hero is here!

But what cannot happen is a change in the fact that you have accepted that you are a toddler.

EVarn:
on borrowed battery.

Borrowed from who? You do know you can't really borrow the batteries of submarine like that of a tv remote.